Join a community of tribal educators and health advocates that shares strengths and expertise of supporting Native youth through monthly virtual meetings.
Upcoming Training
Online Training
ITCA/ICIN Opioid Training Program
ICIN Resources
ICIN Resources
Resources listed here are for Tribal Law Enforcement and Tribal Communities for information and reporting purposes:
- Arizona Department of Public Safety – Public Alerts
- Department of Homeland Security – Blue Campaign, report Human Trafficing
- Department of Homeland Security – See something, Say Something Campaign
- Department of Homeland Security – Active Shooter Preparedness
- National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
- Department of Homeland Security – SAFECOM Program
- Tribal Opioid Misuse and Abuse Presentation
- State of Arizona Procurement Office Information and Registration Information
ICIN Links
State of Arizona Links:
Law Enforcement:
- Arizona Attorney General’s Office – Special Investigations
- ProjectChildsafe
- Arizona Department of Economic Security, OSI and OIG
- Arizona Department of Revenue, Special Investigations
- Arizona Department of Transportation Enforcement
- Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
- Arizona Department of Public Safety
- Arizona Department of Gaming Investigations
- International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association
- National Missing and Unidentified Persons System
Certification:
Intelligence and Criminal Justice:
- Arizona Counter Terrorism Intelligence Center
- Arizona Criminal Justice Commission
- Arizona Department of Homeland Security
- Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety
- Arizona HIDTA
- National Missing and Unidentified Persons System
- Tribal Sex Offender Databases
- Rocky Mountain Information Network
Federal Links:
- Amber Alert Information
- Bureau of Indian Affairs Region III
- Customs and Border Protection
- Federal Bureau of Investigations – Phoenix Office
- FirstNet
- Indian Police Academy
- U.S. Marshals Service, District of Arizona
- National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
- National Missing and Unidentified Persons System
- Tribal Sex Offender Databases
- U.S. Attorneys Office – District of Arizona
- U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Law Enforcement Organizations:
- Arizona Association of Chiefs of Police
- International Association of Chiefs of Police – Indian Country Section
- International Association of Chiefs of Police
- National Native American Law Enforcement Association
- National Missing and Unidentified Persons System
- International Homicide Investigators Association
- International Association of Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts
Title III & VI Monitoring
FY 2024 ITCA-AAA Title III & VI Monitoring Schedule
FY24 TIII & TVI Monitoring Schedule
FY 2022 Monitoring Schedule:
FY22 Title III & Title VI Monitoring Schedule
FY 2020 Monitoring Schedule:
FY2020 Title III ITCA-AAA Monitoring Schedule
FY 2019 Monitoring Schedule:
FY2019 ITCA-AAA Monitoring Schedule Rev. 2.28.19
FY 2018 Monitoring Schedule:
Rev. 5.18.18_FY2018 ITCA-AAA Monitoring Schedule
FY2018 Monitoring Checklist for Admin, C1 & C2 Services
FY 2017 Monitoring Schedule:
Technical Assistance to Tribal Communities
The Inter Tribal Council of Arizona (ITCA) Tribal Water System Program is dedicated to providing technical assistance to tribes in order to develop technical, managerial, and financial capacity (TMF), as well as water & wastewater utility sustainability through education, access to resources, training, and technical assistance. The program partners with federal agencies and other organizations to ensure these services are available to Tribal Water Utility operators and managers.
Tribal Early Childhood Workgroup Meeting
When: September 11, 2019
Time: 9:00am – 12:00pm
Location/Host: ITCA – Conference Room 1
TCC Agenda
SOR Websites
DCS Central Registry Clearance Form
Quality First Professional Development
2013 Roundtable Agenda
2013 Conference Agenda
Title III – Recorded Webinars
Caregiver Webinars:
New Caregiver Reporting Forms Webinar 10/30/17
pp reporting forms 10.28.17 (Handout)
Recent Webinars:
FY 2016 Closeout Discussion (June 22, 2016)
DAARS Recorded Tutorials:
Title III Congregate Meals – 9.29.15
DAARS Tutorial – Adding New Authorization Period 11.09.15
DAARS Tutorial Annual Reassessment 11.04.15
Recorded Webinars:
Q&A DAARS Session (Recorded Webinar) – 9/30/2015
FY2016 Title III Program Manager’s Meeting – 10/6/2015
FY 2016 Title III Service Reporting PPT_10.6.15 (Handout)
Title VI Manual & Forms
Eligibility Requirements for Title VI Funds
- American Indian/Alaska Natives
- Funds are to be used for elders (Tribe determines age of elders)
- The spouse of an eligible individual
- Volunteers who assist during mealtimes
- Persons with a disability who reside with eligible individuals
Administration on Aging Title VI Resource Manual
Title VI Annual Program Performance Report (PPR)
Title VI Quarterly Program Performance Report (PPR) for ITCA Consortium Tribes Only
Helpful Websites
- Title VI Website
- Older Americans Act/ACL Website
- USDA – Food Recalls and Alerts
- ITCA Facebook Page
- ITCA YouTube Channel
Contact
Laurai Atcitty, AAA Director
Laurai.Atcitty@itcaonline.com
Mary Weston, AAA Program Manager
Mary.Weston@itcaonline.com
Jackie Edwards, Family Caregiver Support Program Coordinator
Jackie.Edwards@itcaonline.com
Nanette Taho, AAA Program Manager
Nanette.Taho@itcaonline.com
Roxanne Thomas, AAA Program Specialist II
Roxanne.Thomas@itcaonline.com
Flor Olivas, AAA Tribal Ombudsman Specialist II
Flor.Olivas@itcaonline.com
Local Air Quality News
Navajo Nation Witnesses Changing Landscape: Growing Sand Dunes
Revised Air Pollution Plan for an Arizona Coal-Fired Plant Spurs Debate
‘Polluted Parks’ Analysis Finds Southwestern National Parks Among Worst in Air Quality
Report: Valley’s air quality suffers, drought blamed
Valley Fever: What In The Haboob Am I Talking About?
American Lung Association State of the Air 2015 – Arizona
EPA awards $1.2 million brownfields grants to three Arizona communities
National Air Quality News
FACT SHEET: White House Launches American Business Act on Climate Pledge
The Administration Takes a Big Step in Addressing Climate-Damaging HFCs
In Perspective: the Supreme Court’s Mercury and Air Toxics Rule Decision
EPA: Launching a New Era of State, Tribal, Local and International Partnerships
EPA announces availability of $1 million for tribes to upgrade diesel engines
Wastewater Collection-Level 1 Operator Certification Training Course, in Towaoc, Colorado, September 28-October 9, 2026, (Event ID #26020-blended)
Wastewater Collection-Level 1 Operator Certification Training Course, in Towaoc, Colorado, September 28-October 9, 2026, (Event ID #26020-blended)
Part 1 Meets: Monday through Friday (on-line)
Dates: Sep 28-October 2, 2026
Time: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (Pacific Daylight Time)
Part 2 Meets: Monday through Friday (in-person)
Dates: Oct 5-9, 2026
Time: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Local Time)
Location: Towaoc, Colorado
Click here: Brochure & Registration Forms
Click here: Electronic Registration
Title III Reporting Forms
View Links, Handbooks, and Resources Here
2023-ITCA-Title-III-Reports per Service (1)
A Matter of Balance
Caregiver Training
Caregiver Outreach / Caregiver Information & Referral
Congregate Meals
Enhance Fitness
Home Delivered Meals
- Short Form Intake Document (SFID)
- 2024 Federal Poverty Guidelines _ ASPE
- SFID Service Matrix DES AZ DAAS
- SFID Overview Tribal Power Point
Long Term Care / Ombudsman
Public Benefit Outreach Project Form
- Client Contact fillable form
- Group Outreach and Education Form_PAM
- Media Outreach and Education form
- FPL and Income Eligibility Chart
Respite Care Forms
Socialization & Recreation
- SocRec-Monthly-Reporting-Form FY2025
- SocRec-Monthly-Reporting-Form
- SocRec-Monthly-Reporting-Form_Rev
- SocRec-Sign-in-Sheet2
- SocRec-Summary-Report_
Supplemental Handouts
- ITCA-Title-III-Reporting-summary-Tribes
- Clients Rights & Responsibility
- Grievance Procedure & Cost Sharing
- DAARS Instructions Rev 4.25
- Authorization for Release of Confidential Information
Transportation
8th Annual Arizona American Indian Youth Conference on Health and the Environment
“Road to a Healthy You and Your Environment”
June 22 – 24, 2015
Marriott University Park Hotel
Tucson, Arizona
Purpose
The Eighth Annual Arizona American Indian Youth Conference on Health and the Environment will provide information to motivate and encourage youth to take responsibility for their overall health and become better stewards of their environment.
Objectives and Activities
During the conference, youth will:
- Learn about health promotion and making healthy choices through fun and interactive workshops;
- Bring awareness that people’s health and well-being are directly connected to how we all treat the land, air and water;
- Prepare for higher education and become oriented to the University of Arizona
Target Audience
The conference is designed for American Indian youth ages 12 to 19 years old.
Location
The conference will be held at the Marriott University Park Hotel located at 880 E. Second Street, Tucson, Arizona 85719.
For more information about the conference location, visit the website at:
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/tusup-tucson-marriott-university-park
Registration
The conference is open to the first 100 youth with paid registrations. Complete the following required forms (MSWord or PDF) and return to the Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc. (ITCA), along with payment:
- Group Registration (Chaperones must include their names on the registration form)
- Youth and Parent/Guardian Release Form (Must be signed by youth and parent/guardian)
- Emergency Contact Information Form (Must be signed by parent/guardian)
- Chaperone Release Form (Must be signed by chaperone)
All registration forms are due by Friday, May 29, 2015, to ITCA
MODULE I AND III PRESENTATION NOTES
- Module I Presentation Notes: Click Here
- Module III Presentation Notes: Click Here
- Installation Slide Show Notes: Click Here
ADDITIONAL REFERENCES AND PUBLICATIONS
Download the following electronic copies and store the items on work computers/thumb drives for class and future reference:
Federal Rule (40 CFR Part 280): http://www.epa.gov/oust/fedlaws/cfr.htm
USEPA Publications: http://www.epa.gov/oust/pubs/index.htm
• Closing Underground Storage Tanks – Brief Facts
• Automatic Tank Gauging Systems for Release Detection – Reference Manual for UST
Inspectors
• Operating and Maintaining UST Systems
• UST Systems: Inspecting and Maintaining Sumps and Spill Buckets
• Overfill Prevention: Best Management Practices for Your Underground Storage Tank
• Financial Responsibility: Best Management Practices for Your Underground Storage
Tank
• Spill Buckets: Best Management Practices for Your Underground Storage Tank

























